用literate造句子，“literate”造句

A literate girl or woman is also far more likely to be health literate.

The old man has to ask a literate to read the letter his son write him.

Now, in a way that even the least economically literate voter can see, it has done so.

To have a knowledge-based economy and a scientifically literate population, developing countries must invest, to some degree, in fundamental science and blue skies research.

He lived, on and off, with a semi-literate Irish working-class girl, Mary Burns; then, when she died, with her sister, Lizzy, whom he married only on her deathbed.

Though nearly twenty he was barely literate.

To a literate human, reading is a simple matter.

Colonial New England is, of course, the archetype: a society of highly literate, family farmers.

That is in part a consequence of the government's most glaring weakness: the shortage of literate, capable, honest people to staff an administration.

All members of his family are literate.

The chemically literate will spot a potential snag.

Travel agents were like rabbis of old - they were "literate," because they had access to the airlines' reservations systems, which presented the information in code.

Becoming computer literate can be frustrating.

The result of literate population is not only people can read, to utilize tools effectively, to go through their environment.

I think everyone should be literate.

Every literate person should read this book.

He is an incredibly clever, literate musician, but he always makes it sound terribly simple.

The insight that prompts Leo is Donald Knuth's concept of "literate programming" -- that is, the idea that the source code for a program is only a small part of what makes it up.